Long Days and Pleasant Nights: an interview with Stephen Spignesi
The man known as one of the world’s leading authorities on Stephen King stops by to chat about the King of Horror!
50 Days of Halloween: an interview with Bev Vincent
Bev dishes on his writing writing schedule, his influences and working with the King.
Horror in her blood: an interview with Shannon McGrew
The Queen of Nightmarish Conjurings stops by to chat all things creepy…
The Art of the Scare: an interview with Steve McGinnis
“I realized I liked being scared.”
The art of the written word: an interview with Rachel Autumn Deering
“I honestly can’t say where my style came from. It’s just what comes natural to me.”
From Show Business To Banging On The Computer Keys: an interview with Tiffany Paulsen
The legacy of bloody Camp Crystal Lake came into Paulsen’s life after three or four callbacks and extensive driving to Vancouver, where Friday the 13th Part 8 was shot. Her role as Suzi Donaldson in the film, directed by Robert Hedden, was her first big studio Paramount movie.
Enjoying the Cemetery Dance: a discussion with Richard Chizmar
“It’s funny, I had a pretty clear vision of where I wanted Cemetery Dance to go right from the very beginning, but I never looked this far into the future. “
Bringing Gerald’s Game to life and the challenges of filmmaking: a discussion with Mike Flanagan
Of the mountains of terrors that have come from Stephen King’s catalog, Gerald’s Game had been widely regarded as the book least likely to receive a film adaptation. Not because it isn’t worthy of a silver-screen or television series project, but because there is so much that goes on in the book that was considered…
Mangled Matters 